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BEST WESTERN PLUS Sundial
7320 E Camelback Road, Scottsdale, Arizona 85251-3404Phone: 480/994-4170 | Fax: 480/659-3925
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
AAA 3 Diamond, The BEST WESTERN PLUS Sundial is located approximately seven miles from Sky Harbor International Airport 20 minutes via car, taxi or shuttle. Located in historic and vibrant Downtown Scottsdale. Featuring the Valley's finest shopping, dining and entertainment.
Experience a relaxed, laid back tone reflecting the cool, sophisticated style of today's Downtown Scottsdale. The BEST WESTERN PLUS Sundial has a host of accommodations from the very popular Sky Suites to Zodiac Guestrooms featuring whirlpool tubs. Executive Kings with wet bars for the businessman including free Wi-Fi and business services. Standard Guestrooms with two queens can be used for business, leisure or family visits. Enjoy our complimentary breakfast featuring Starbucks® coffee.
There is something for everyone and activities abound in and around The BEST WESTERN PLUS Sundial. Make a splash in the pool or reflect in the shade of the constellation deck. Guests of all ages find themselves exploring: Camelback Mountain, discovering Scottsdale Fashion Square, Fifth Avenue Shops, Old Town Scottsdale and the Arts and Entertainment Districts. Baseball fans appreciate being close to both the San Francisco Giants and Chicago Cubs training facilities. The BEST WESTERN PLUS Sundial offers easy access to the Desert Botanical Garden, The Phoenix Zoo, and Taliesin West. Pets are accepted with some exceptions.
Book a stay at The BEST WESTERN PLUS Sundial for the urban relaxation you crave.
Local Events Worth Considering:
February 2012
At ASU Gammage Auditorium in Tempe.
2pm at the US Airways Center in Phoenix.
Part of the Hometown Race Series, the Arizona Half Marathon & 5k promises to be an amazing race. In Phoenix.
March 2012
Alternative theatre, showcases a wide variety of performers from the local, national and international alternative theatre communities.
A celebration of Hawaiian culture featuring music, entertainment, island crafts, games, plus Hawaiian foods. Free. At Tempe Town Lake.
More than 150 artists displaying paintings, bronzes, stone, clay, copper, wood, pottery, photography, jewelry & more. In Fountain Hills.
April 2012
A powerful portrait of life in turn-of-the-century America, based on E.L. Doctorow's novel, intertwines the stories of three families. In Mesa.
Features beautiful glass artistry by some of Arizona’s finest and glass-blowing demonstrations on the streets. In Scottsdale.
Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Atlanta Braves – Chase Field, baseball, 6:40, 5:10 and 1:10pm. In Phoenix.
May 2012
Halter, English and western pleasure, trail and more, all ages and skill levels are welcome, free, 8am – 5pm. In Scottsdale./p>
Conductor Michael Christie, and Olga Kern performs the composer’s Concerto No. 3, reprising her Van Cliburn gold-medal performance.
The pop culture event focuses on comic books, anime, sci-fi and film, comic book creators, movie & TV actors will be there. In Phoenix.
June 2012
US Lacrosse welcomes teams from across the country to compete in the second annual US Lacrosse Regional Championship. In Phoenix.
Performance at the Arizona State University Auditorium, in Tempe.
Nearby Attractions:
List All AZ AttractionsHeard Museum
The Heard Museum is known as one of the “world's finest destinations for learning" and one of the first cultural attractions in Phoenix. Founded in 1929, there are two locations in Phoenix, displaying American Indian Arts and exhibits on American Indian cultures. These “living museums” are recognized world-wide, for the quality of collections on display.
Both locations have a Cafe and a wonderful Museum shop with authentic artwork, jewelry, pottery, paintings, sculpture and weavings for purchase. With 10 exhibition galleries in the central Phoenix Museum and two galleries in the North Scottsdale Museum, visitors can spend all day admiring the displays. Best Western offers three convenient locations in Phoenix and several more in Central Arizona for convenient lodging choices.
Salt River Fields at Talking Stick
Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, located in Scottsdale, is the spring training home to both the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies baseball teams. The facility is the first of its kind to be built on Indian land in the country. The teams are partners with the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community.
This stadium and sports complex includes a ballpark stadium with a capacity for 11,000 fans, twelve practice fields, clubhouses for the Major and Minor League teams and team offices. Enjoy cheering on your favorite team as you gaze at the incredible views of the McDowell Mountains, Superstition Mountains, Four Peaks Mountains and Camelback Mountain, surrounding the Phoenix valley. After a day at the ballpark, choose a Best Western guest room for a comfortable night's rest.
Scottsdale Stadium
Scottsdale Stadium is home to the San Francisco Giants Spring Training games. Located in Old Town Scottsdale, the stadium is within walking distance to several area shops, restaurants and galleries. A variety of year-round events are also held at the stadium, including the Starlight Sleepover, weddings, company picnics, parties and baseball tournaments and camps.
Action during the Arizona Fall League includes games played by the Scottsdale Scorpions verses a variety of minor league teams. The expanded clubhouse, baseball training room and batting tunnel are wonderful amenities for the players. Schedule time during the game to visit the stadium's Arizona Fall League Hall of Fame. While in the Phoenix area, rest comfortably as a guest of Best Western hotels.
Taliesin West
Taliesin West began as a personal home and studio for Frank Lloyd Wright in 1937. Today, a variety of tours are offered to see first-hand, how Wright incorporated the desert with indoor spaces and his philosophies and theory of design. Educational programs continue today through the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation's programs.
Depending on the tour, you can see the terraces, gardens and walkways that link together the Cabaret Theater, Music Pavilion and Wright's office. Or, view the newly restored living space, the Garden Room and sit in the Wright-designed furniture. Taliesin West is located in the foothills of the McDowell Mountains in Scottsdale. Stay close to Phoenix area attractions, events, restaurants and shopping as a guest of Best Western hotels.
